What a wonderful Christmas we have had! It started Saturday with all the Danford's at our house for presents, lunch and visiting.
Christmas Eve we went to Mass with Josh's family and then we went to his grandma's for dinner and to exchange gifts. I did not take one picture :( My hands were full of a certain baby the whole time! It was a great evening though. Corey, Jessica and the kids were there. Josh's sister, parents and grandparents were also their to celebrate, we are so blessed to have such an amazing extended family. We definitely missed Drew and his family.
Both of the girls passed out on the way home from their house. We put them to bed and then Santa came!
We had very specific instructions to leave out Avery's gingerbread house for Santa as well as some carrots for the reindeer.
Alexa was up and ready to go at 7am this morning. Avery slept in! Josh finally went in to wake her up around 7:30. She was snuggling in bed with us until we reminded her that it was Christmas. I told her I was going to check to see if Santa had come. I came back in the room with a bag of the pretend candy Coal. I told her Santa only left that for her and her dad, she was very upset! She did not think that was funny at all! We finally let her out into the living room and she was so excited!
A scooter!
The makeup table she asked Santa for!
Alexa was enjoying anything she could chew on :)
Stocking goodies!
The reindeer left some fur with their chewed up carrots, she was very excited to see that.
Here is Avery showing Alexa all of her new toys.
I love this picture of our girls :)
She got a new game for her LeapPad and a Bow and Arrow!
Daddy got some scrubs for his new clinic!
Alexa loved her make up mirror from Drew and Meredith.
We spent the rest of the day playing with the new toys and relaxing! My mom cooked up a big breakfast of biscuits and gravy and sausage. We all took naps through out the day and ate way to much candy and junk food. We ended the evening with a fire and some roasted marshmallows. It was a very laid back day and it was much needed.
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